Internships
Bay Street's interns experience first hand the workings of an active
professional theatre, garnering invaluable work skills in the various
aspects of technical production. Actively working with trade professionals
in the rehearsal and production process, interns directly explore
their own suitability to the demands and rewards of a life in the
theatre.
Interns receive hands-on training in an extensive range of theatre
skills through a rigorous schedule of production work. While working
in various production capacities throughout the season, interns are
encouraged to focus their internship in particular fields of interest
(e.g. Lighting, Scenic Construction and Painting, Costumes, Sound,
Company Management, Stage Management, Administrative and Box Office).
Interns may also assist designers and/or department heads.
During performances, interns may also participate backstage as running
crew.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age to qualify, and must
be motivated individuals with a strong respect for the collaborative
nature of theatre. Length of internship will vary individually depending
on availability; interns may begin as early as May 1, and may be needed
through mid September.
Shared housing will be provided within close proximity to the theatre;
however a vehicle is recommended. Along with housing, you will be
paid a stipend of $100.00 per week.
Costume Construction/Stitcher:
2 positions
Assist with construction and alteration of costumes for 3-4 shows.
Must have basic theatrical sewing skills. Responsible for wardrobe
or running crew on all shows and maintaining current show costumes.
Wardrobe Supervisor:
1 position
Assigned to most shows and sometimes an entire season.
Sometimes assigned to a designer as his/her assistant in New York
to help prep the show for its arrival in Sag Harbor. Oversee
the running of a show or season, freeing other personnel to work on
additional projects. Ability to get along with shop staff as
well as the actors is a must. Strong sewing skills needed,
as this person is often handling the show alone.
Lighting/Electrics:
3 positions
Assist in lighting hang, strike, circuiting, and focus. Responsible
for running shows (board operation or running crew). Maintain current
show and lighting inventory. Must have basic knowledge of electricity
and be familiar with theatrical lighting instruments.
Sound:
1 position
Assist in system installation, clear-com and monitor system hook ups.
Running board and maintaining current show. Must have basic understanding
of sound boards, amps, EQ's, effects, etc..
Scenic Carpentry:
2 positions
Assist in the set construction of 3-4 shows, load ins, and strikes.
Must have an understanding of power tools and good carpentry skills.
All shows are built in house. No running crew responsibilities. Must
have a vehicle.
Scenic Artist:
2 positions
Assist the charge painter with all scenery and prop painting and maintain
current show. No running crew responsibilities. Must have good layout
and faux scenic skills.
Props:
1 position
Assist Props Director in the creation, procuring and maintenance of all props for each show. Includes running crew duties.
Company Manager/
Production Manager Assistant:
1 position
Aid the company manager in scheduling and coordinating all artists
housing and travel. Help accommodate any and all artist's questions
and requests throughout their engagement.Facilitate company meals on
matinee and tech days. Assist with the management of all artists
hospitality, stock and maintain green room and dressing rooms, plus
miscellaneous production and administrative duties. Assist production manager in data entry, scheduling, errands, etc. Also required
to work on running crews.
Master Carpenter:
1 position
Assist the technical director overseeing construction, load-in, and
strike of between 3-4 sets. Build with and run carpentry crew of 2-3
people. Must have excellent carpentry and management skills. Maintain
shop supplies and calculate materials needed. No running crew responsibilities.
This is a salaried position.
Stage Management:
2-4 positions
Assist the stage manager in setting up, cleaning and maintaining the
rehearsal studio. Running errands, coordinating with designers, director
and stage manager, overseeing and supervising the running crew. Setting
up back stage wings and prop tables, maintenance and care of props.
Must have stage manager experience. All shows are rehearsed in NYC,
must have your own housing in New York, but housing provided during
the run in Sag Harbor.
Administrative:
1 position
Assist in all office and administrative matters, particularly development, marketing and public relations. Duties include, but are not limited to: mailings, filing, copying, answering phones, running errands, processing contracts, data entry and assistance with special events. May also have running crew duties.
Box Office:
1 position
Assist in Box Office, including tickets sales, data entry, copying and filing. May also have running crew duties.
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